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Who I m Hurting By Shopping At Walmart

A vocal group of small businesses is urging the FTC to enforce a 1936 law that it says would even the grocery playing field.

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SCOTUS ruling opens door to limit LGBTQ+ civil rights

'303 Creative LLC v. Elenis' was a test case to see whether free speech outweighs anti-discrimination laws.

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Alamosa News | District Judge Hopkins named new chief judge in the 12th District

Alamosa News | District Judge Hopkins named new chief judge in the 12th District
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Authors Band Together To Address AI Concerns in Publishing Contracts

Authors are discussing how to address AI concerns in their contracts, specifically that cover images for their books cannot be generated using AI.

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The impact could be devastating : Federal public defenders could lose staff, be unable to handle caseload due to proposed budget cuts

Federal defenders carried over $110 million from the pandemic due to a lower number of cases. Now a lower budget is being proposed for 2024, which may create issues.

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